Approximately 27 September 2024, around 21:00 local · Moose Heights, near Quesnel, British Columbia, Canada
A driver reported a large stationary circle outlined by green lights beside a power-line clearing. The account includes fear, a decision not to photograph it and a later unsuccessful check by a relative.
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From distant glow to a roadside impression
NUFORC report 184362 dates this encounter approximately to 27 September 2024 at 21:00 near Moose Heights. A driver first noticed a green glow above hills and later interpreted lights beside a power-line clearing as a large tilted circular object. The witness stopped, opened a window and reported silence. Large square green lights were said to outline the circle. The report was submitted in November and published on 29 November.
The narrative supplies a progression of viewpoints, but not a surveyed route. That distinction limits reconstruction: a reader cannot calculate where a light stood or how large it was merely from a description of approaching it along bends.
The evidence that remained
The witness said a photograph was considered but not taken because of fear for the accompanying infant. A later telephone request prompted the witness’s father to look for a glow; he reportedly saw nothing. The Canadian UFO Survey subsequently included the case in its higher-quality-report appendix, citing this same NUFORC submission. That inclusion is not a second independent witness statement or a government investigation.
The father’s negative check also cannot establish the object’s departure time. It took place from a different position after the drive had continued. Treating it as simultaneous corroboration would exaggerate what the source actually says.
A vivid account with unresolved scale
The report contains estimates of very large dimensions and short distance. Those values depend on the observer’s interpretation of a night-time scene; they are not independently measured. A circle of lights may indicate an outline, but it does not automatically reveal what lies inside that outline or whether every light belongs to one structure.
The case remains an unverified encounter report in the sources reviewed. Neither the witness’s fear nor the absence of a photograph decides its cause. Both explain why the surviving material is testimony rather than a visual record that can be tested. The map uses the official community reference, and the licensed Quesnel photograph is regional context south of Moose Heights, not a picture of the field.
Sources and record notes
Original NUFORC report 184362.
2024 Canadian UFO Survey, higher-quality reports appendix, printed pages 22–23.
Map reference: Official Canadian Geographical Names Database community reference JAMSF, rounded for a broad locality pin. The private family address, road, power-line field and reported object position are not known or mapped. Coordinate source.
Sources checked 11 November 2026. Reported appearance tags describe the account, not a verified explanation.